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Re:Amazon Dash Button by cesarbs on Tuesday March 31, 2015 @09:06PM (#9300944)
I've just started taking advantage of Subscribe & Save. The products are cheaper than what I pay for them at the local grocery store, plus I've made sure to include at least 5 items in each order so I get the 15% discount (instead of 5%). Subscribe & Save is really great for items that are hard to carry when coming back from the store and that don't degrade quickly.
Re:Amazon Dash Button by giarc on Tuesday March 31, 2015 @09:13PM (#9300963)
Agreed. I usually cross reference Walmarts online prices. They are usually the same (for the products I have looked at). I utilize the subscribe and save for items that I never realize I need until I'm all out (razor blades, shaving cream, diapers). However I've yet to fully explore all the offerings.
Re:Amazon Dash Button by zaroth on Wednesday April 01, 2015 @02:15AM (#9301905)
Pro-tip: Walmart and Amazon are both significantly marking up the price of paper online (be it in rolls, tissues, or sheets).

The rolls are smaller, the prices are higher. Actually do the comparison. Note that box stores rotate the sales weekly between the major brands, but they each go on sale in turn each month.

Re:Amazon Dash Button by giarc on Wednesday April 01, 2015 @02:27PM (#9305716)
I'll look next time I'm in a store, thanks.